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- Officers Drop down On Gang in Quiet Den
- Tea Pot Dome Probe Bares Navy Secrets
- All Serene; Edith Chats with Ganna
- Progressive Bloc Loses First Tilt in Speakership Test
- Noted Doctor Divorces Japanese Opera Singer
- 300 Reported Lost in Italy Dam Disaster
- Pet Parrot Buried in Lot with Woman
- U. S. Stand on Reparations Shocks France
- Coroner Exonerates Death Car Driver
- North Dakota Man Held for Forgery
- Last Man Cleared in Honda Disaster
- Free Chiropractor of Murder Charge
- South Dakota Wants M' Addo
- Road Details Giant Program
- What Killed Old King Tut? Will Probe Monarch's Past
- Forest Service Finds Aviator in California
- $75,000 U.S. Stamp Theft is Confessed
- Scores Protest Pardon for Craig
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- Eager Menus Ford Aid in Orphan Behalf
- Railroads Ask State Commission for Permits
- Albert smith Sues for $10,000 Note Collection
- Funeral of Miss Gray to be Held Monday
- Suit is Filed.
- Salduro Company Gives Way to Road
- Boy is Injured by Whirl of Wheel
- Contract Let for Laying Pipeline
- Plans under Way for Firemen's Ball
- Travel West Heavier than Former Years
- Tax Payments Heavier than Former Years
- Tradition of Yuletide is Safe Alias Santa Claus Club is Busy to Carry Happiness to Kiddies
- Vaughn Peek Thought to be Venice Suicide
- Holdiday Trade Heavier than for Many Years
- Contract Awarded for State Highway
- Twenty More Births in Salt Lake than Deaths
- Honor System Subject of Talk by Collegians
- Farmers Discuss Plans for Cooperative Marketing
- E. B. Palmer is Chosen Head for Acacia Lodge
- Gasoline Drops to 20 Cents a Gallon
- Shines Go to Needy.
- University Art Guild Elects Officers for Year
- Plan Complete for Salt Lake Ad Fund Drive
- Paluso Denies Guilt in Assault Hearing
- Dope Prisoner is Favored on Federal Bond
- Increase May be Ordered in Insurance Rate
- Big Interests Have Eyes on Iron Fields
- Mabey and Crockett Attend Ogden Dinner
- Speeding Denied.
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- In the Realm of Literature
- Christmas Season Brings Many Good Things from Bookland for Youngsters
- Millionaire's Daughter Punch Time Clock Daily
- "The Squire" Replete with Quaint Comedy
- Urges Wait
- Stringer Novel is Excellent Crook Story
- Claims Jesse James Never Lived Here
- New Freedom Has Wide Effect
- Cooper Writes Stirring Novel of Cody's Time
- Memorial
- Mother's Love Expressed in New Volume
- Beresford Praises American Authors
- [Illegible] Character [Illegible] as Triumph
- First Animals Amuse Kiddies
- Swiss Story Finds Favor
- Beard Writes for Boy Scouts
- Western Stuff Carries Fun
- Old Romance in New Dress
- "Wind Boy" is for Fairy Friends
- Kipling Writes for Young Folk
- Xmas Poems for Children
- Construction Camp Provides Yarn
- Jane Abott Writes Another
- Charming Story in Girls' Series
- Some Picture.
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- Excavation of Utah Dinosaur Nearing Finish
- Lloyd George Defends Self from Calumny
- Big Windmill on Mountain to Turn Dynamos
- West Virginia Starts Cruise
- Indiana Boy Wins Title of 'Corn Prince'
- Hydro-Airplane Altitude Record Set in France
- Value of Cleaning Wheat Established
- Esperanto College is Established at Pekin
- Boston and El Paso Want to Know About Salt Lake
- Missouri Governor Ill.
- Accounting Asked.
- Mason, Age 102 , Dies
- Marriage Licenses.
- Chamber Prepares for Homeseekers
- Bank Failure Has No Pocatello Effect
- Pioneer Dies at Kaysville Home
- Irish Free State Loan Going Strong
- Yale Student Cost Average of $835
- Colleges Join in Fraternity
- McLaughlin Silent as to Honeymoon
- A. C. Christensen Leave for Chicago Convention
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- Grid Schedules Complete for Teams of "Big Ten"
- Olympic Hockey Team Will Asil in January
- Gerber Reinstated by Faculty Committee
- Checkers
- U. S. Hockey Team Will Play Games in Britain
- Bill Tilden and Suzanne Lenglen Top World in Tennis Honors
- British Professional Golfers to Send Team to U. S. in 1924
- Nostalgia Found among Gridsters from Gonzaga 'U'
- Ford Salesmen Stage an Odd Rabbit Drive
- Tobin Heralded as Best Bunter in Baseball
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- "Snap Punch" Most Powerful of All Blows, According to Jim Jeffries
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- Current Attractions
- "Stephen Steps out" at Paramount-Empress
- Movie Maidens Dig for Gold
- Rachel Senior, Violinist with Sousa and His Band
- "Hollywood," Season's Big Picture at Gem
- "Divorce Coupons" New American Bill
- "Head Hunters" New Kinema Film
- Ralph Cloninger is Professor of Charm in "the Charm School" at the Wilkes
- Modern Society and the Husband
- "Why Wives Go Wrong"
- Celebrates 500sth Showing.
- Local News
- Local News
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- New York Writer Boosts Salt Lake [Illegible] Intimate View of Mormons [Illegible] Opportunity in Retail Way
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- Storm Whips Coast to Fury
- Negroes Attempt to Lynch Fruit Man
- Gets Prison Term for Mail Swindle
- Marriage License.
- I. O. O. F. Meeting
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- Telegram Offers Wrestlers Thousand Dollard in Charity Bout
- Girs' Grid Elevens Battle to 6-6 Tie
- Bluege a Coming Star, According to Bush
- Queen's University Again Soccer Champs
- Schalk is Still Best Receiver in Big Show
- Omaha Pros Boast of some Great Grid Stars
- New Red Sox Manger after Assistant Pilot
- New Bat Handicaps Ken Williams' Hitting
- Huskies Stage Comeback and down Dregon
- Two Racquet Wizards Hold Their Honors
- Clem Crowley Again Will Pick Mythical Eleven for Telegram
- Southern Idaho Looks forward to Great Fray
- Frosh Champions Will be Awarded Sweaters Friday
- Bowling
- Aquatic Stars to Show Wares Soon
- Coveleski is through with Diamond Sport
- Nebraska Grid Star Also Good Ball Player
- Vandals Look to Have Strong Distance Team
- Reds Have Excellent Chance for Championship
- Pittsburg Pirates to Buy Minor League Stars
- Golf Champ Will Try Comeback next Summer
- Dempsey Abandons Pleasure Jaunt to Aid Charity
- Nebraska Leader Ineligible for 1924 Football
- Another College Ball Player for Big Leagues
- Lee Morrissey and Abie Mishkind Ready for Great Battle Monday
- Two Teams Falt to Score during Season
- Syracuse Will Not Play on Christmas
- Goes Back to College.
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- Born in a House of Violins
- Unrobed Figure Needn't Shock, If Art, Mae Says
- Blanche Sweet to Appear in" Tess"
- Local News
- Gloria Swanson Learning Sensational Apache Dance
- Moroni Olsen Players Coming in "Ambush"
- "the Boomerang"
- Historic Craft to Make Movie Fleet
- Chorus Girl of Today Shadow of Years Agone
- "The Kiss Waltz" New Rhapsody
- 40-Year-Old Geography Difficult to Find
- "The Voice from the Minaret" Now at Isis
- Wm. DeMille Working out New Art Effects
- "The Slow Poke"
- Local News
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- Report of State Treasurer for Year Shows Bonded Debt of $4,910,000 for Various Purposes
- Many Willing to Go on Bond of Gov. M'Cray
- Young, Pretty, Wealthy - and She Wants a Hubby
- 'Radio Mania' Alleged Base for Divorce
- Woman Attacked in Election Rows
- Alleged Nebraska Farm Thieves Held
- Customs Men Seize Yacht on Liquor Charge
- Monroe Doctrine Declared Enduring
- Mrs. Nicholson Weds California Attorney
- Unions Abandon Eight-Hour Stand
- Three of Crew Held for Mail Robbery
- Bloc Recommends New Cotton Data
- Rum Charges to be Pressed, Final Decision
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- Sport Lights and Shadows
- Middies Have Strenuous Basketball Season
- Pacific U Takes Montana U Contest
- Devil Dogs Win for Third Time
- Aggies May Play Arizona Again on Christmas Day
- Returns to Local Ring
- Heavy 1924 Grid Schedule Planned for Crimson
- Pacific Fleet Title Goes to S. S. Idaho
- Treetop Wins Two Year Old Handicap
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- Psychology to out Accidents
- Looney Hearing Set for Monday
- Press Barred at Ford Conference
- Girls Make Marmalade to Pay for Scholarship
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- Funeral Services for Church Worker to be Held Sunday
- "All for Health," Slogan Christmas Seals the Way
- Aristocrats of Barnyard at Chicago Show
- Army Experts Find Secret of Longevity
- Movie Employed Held on Liquor Charges
- Conviction is Urged in Mob Abuse Cases
- Carolinas Seek Farmers of Denmark and Hollard
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- Severe Winter Looms before German People
- Old Warship is Saved from Use as Target
- Sweden Electrified.
- Odd Fellows Thoughtful.
- To Study Aztecs.
- Flames, Great Enemy of U. S. Oil Industry
- Ruhr Events Have Effect in Arizona
- Eyes Indicate Condition of Health, Doctor Says
- Few Duels Fatal.
- Emigration to be Subject of Rome Meeting
- Yokohama is Brave Sight
- American Girls May be Put In Shade When English Girls Come to Show 'Em Up
- Mrs. Nolan Only Woman in New House
- War Defeat is Impressed by. Money Slump
- Otto Hapsburg, 10, Playing Soldier, While All Europe Awaits Further Bloodshed
- Automobile Makes Laps Prosperous
- Potatoes Go to Rot.
- Liberty Bell Will be Shown at Night
- Fast Eaters Save Money in Germany
- Culture is Threatened by High Cost of Baths
- Direction in Crime.
- England to Double Aerial Strength
- Ruhr Railroads Suffer because of Poor Management
- Rich Chinese Forced to Pay Bandit Bands
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- Mine Stock Mart Easier
- Stocks Move up Briskly.
- Crains, Provisions, Dairy Produce
- Mexican Promotion 'Stuff' Sent Back by U. S.
- Local Listed Stocks
- Coffee Futures Break but Later Sell Up
- S. L. Band Clearings
- Butter Market Moves Higher under Demand
- Utah State Nat. Bank Has Strong Financial Position
- N. Y. Stock Exchange
- Copper and Lead Higher
- Rumbles of L. R. Steel Heard in Receiver Scrap
- Coffer Market.
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- Local Metal Markets
- Turpentine.
- Chicago Wheat.
- Raw Sugar.
- New York Galin.
- Flax.
- Other Grain Markets.
- Cotton Close Firm.
- Dried Fruit.
- Unlisted Foreign Government Bonds.
- Eastern Mining Quotations.
- Weekly Financial Review.
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- N. Y. Bond and Stock Markets
- New York Bonds
- Bond Prices Close Firm
- Greenleaf Fined for Playing in Exhibition
- Hoppe Scores Easy Win at Hollywood
- Center and Georgia Battle in Tie Game
- Glendale Victors in Santa Monica Game
- Brooklyn Moundsman Fears Cardinal Star
- Johnson Expects to Pitch Five Years More
- Berkeley High Captures Northern Cal. Title
- Bill Brennan is Quite a Charitable Cent
- Football
- Sharp Upturn in Crain Mart
- Additional Sports
- 230,000 Persons Watch Golden Bears Perform
- Many Students Actively Engaged in Athletics
- Tanforan Track Ends; Closes Great Season
- Italian Heavyweight Wins by Kayo Route
- Notre Dame's Grid Schedule Announced
- Muddy Ruel Pronounced Best in American League
- Chilean Heavyweight Kayoes Marcel Nilles
- Minnesota Conference Bars Frosh Athletes
- La Junta No Match for Colorado Springs High
- Probably some of the Coaches Lost Game
- Cedar Rapids Will Play Scott High
- Georgetown Downs Ancient Rivals
- Potato Market.
- Flour.
- Sugar Futures.
- Denver.
- Cotton.
- Bar Silver.
- Foreign Exchanges.
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- Found Values Prevail Here
- Company Files Articles.
- Articles Filed.
- Industrial Trustees Discuss Candidates
- Age Ritchie Orders Liquor Destroyed
- Taker after New Man to Play First Base
- Curators Need Addition [Illegible] Catching Department
- [Illegible] Are Playing Havoc with Big Three Football
- Collins Declares Sheely Great First Baseman
- Two Are Taken in Police Booze Raid
- Check Criminals by European Methods
- Swedish Emigrants Turn toward Canada
- Beekeepers Tell of Cost of Producing Honey
- Local News
- Two Stars Slump.
- Local News
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- Foreign and Domestic Politics Are Factors in U . S. Business Right Now
- 'General' Lee Bunk Good Example of Oil Stock Promotion Faking
- West Joins in Tariff Fight
- Suit Clubs a Fraud, Charge Clothing Men
- Publisher Hearst Visits Coolidge
- Fines and Forfeitures Reach Thousand Mark
- Collyer Fights S. P. Water Haul
- Radio to Carry Daily Bible Note
- To Give Testimonial.
- Local News
- Articles Woven by Blin Will be Shown at Z. C. M .
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-12-02 | Page 24 | Scientists May Prove Gobil Desert to Have Been Garden of Eden and Home of Man 1,500,000 Years Ago
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1923-12-02 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6w39414 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6w39414 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Scientists May Prove Gobil Desert to Have Been Garden of Eden and Home of Man 1,500,000 Years Ago |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1923-12-02 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 24 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6w39414/15419590 |